Met this fellow on the street and we talked for a while. Afterwards, I asked if I could take his photo.
Imported from raw with no saturation at 16 bit, and used many masked curve layers for D&B. Added a tinch of vignetting on the left side and sharpened the face a bit.
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I really like these types of images taken of real people on the streets. This is a great pose, interesting character and well edited. Excellent capture. Bumping upt o 9.
blows the other shots out of the water, great shot!
gave this a 9 but after looking through half the other pictures i'm here to boost this back up to a 10
Great expression and capture. The face is very sharp, especially for a street photo. I might - [i]might[i] have considered a tighter crop to get rid of the car, but the car does give a sense of place so has a point here. I think this is a very strong photo, great job. 8.
I really liked this the first time I saw it, then came back around and liked it even more. It means nothing of course, but you get my blue ribbon for B & W Portrait II. Everything works- it's just a great shot.
Great shot, Nice light. The only thing I would have done is burned the background down so he really stood out, and if possible, I would have try to eliminate the car from the background.
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